November 2015
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Moment of Silence For Paris By KIMBERLY LO Staff Writer
On Nov. 13, Paris was hit with attacks in various locations, leading to tragedy as hundreds were wounded and many killed. As of now, it is known that six places were targeted in France and three groups of terrorists that were working together to carry out this attack. Across the different sites, over 129 people were killed in the attacks in Paris. An attack was placed at the Stade de France, the national stadium of France, while there was an ongoing soccer game between France and Germany. The President of France, François Hollande, was present at the game and was immediately escorted out of the stadium when the attack began. Other locations included the restaurants Le Carillon and Le Petit Cambodge, diners La Casa Nostra and Cafe Bonne Biere, eatery La Belle Equipe, cafe Comptoir Voltaire, and the Batclan concert hall. The place affected the most was
the Bataclan concert hall, where over 89 people were killed. The attackers entered the concert hall with their weapons and held the people in the hall hostage on the stage. Police were able to carry out a rescue plan and enter the concert hall successfully to stop the situation. According to a CNN affiliate, six of the attackers involved had stayed in Syria for some time. In response to the
been conducted in cities in France by police forces. As for the U.S.’ response, over half of the states refuse to take in Syrian refugees because of the potential dangers. However, there are still six states that will accept Syrian refugees. Currently, there appears to be no imminent threat to the U.S. from ISIS. Some of the attackers are dead, while roughly 23 people have been taken in as suspects. Police are still in search of other suspects who have not been arrested as of yet. 1,500 troops have been sent out to guard specific locations and maintain the security of Paris. In the meantime, France is tightening security, especially on the borders of the country, attack, France sent out planes to target to prevent any more possible atIslamic State group (ISIS) located in tacks as well as catch any of the Syria. The attacks are aimed for Raqqa, people involved in the Paris attacks. which is the center of the ISIS organization that claimed to have sent out the klo@apachepowwow.com attacks on Paris. Moreover, raids have Photo courtesy of LATIMES.COM
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By KIMBERLY LO Staff Writer
Launched on Oct. 28, YouTube Red is a monthly subscription service for YouTube offered to people who want to enhance their viewing experience. This idea was first developed as YouTube Music Key, which lets customers listen to YouTube music videos without ads. However, the name was later changed to YouTube Red and the no ad feature was made available for all YouTube videos as long as one has a subscription. Right now, this service is only available in the U.S. Perhaps the biggest perk to YouTube Red is that endorsements have been blocked, but a subscription to this service does not really get rid of all the ads. Only ads on the YouTube website or ads in YouTube mobile applications will be gone. On the other hand, paid channels, purchases, or rentals may still have ads that come with the content. YouTube Red can be used on several devices including consoles like the Xbox One and Playstation 4, Android TV, Apple TV, Android, iOS, Chromecast, Roku, and some Smart TVs. Another huge benefit to this subscription is offline viewing. Viewers can download content that will stay available on the device for thirty days for one to watch at any time. Of course, not all features will be available with offline view-
ing. For instance, liking a video and making a comment on a video will not be available. Also convenient is the option to listen to videos with the screen off. When one is just listening
to the audio, the screen can be turned off and battery can be conserved. Not only will there be more features to the app, but there will also be exclusive content starting from the early months of 2016. Subscribers of YouTube Red will be able to see shows and movies from YouTubers in advance. Revealed works are “Scare PewDiePie” by PewDiePie, “A Trip to Unicorn Island” by IISuperwomanII, and “Sing It!” by the Fine Brothers. Not to worry, though. Eventually the exclusive content will be open to all YouTube users. Subscribing to YouTube Red comes with a free subscription to Google Play Music. Usually, the subscription fee for Google Play is ten dollars, but this gets two services for the price of one! Similarly, if one subscribes to Google Play Music, he or she will get access to YouTube Red also. The subscription fee for YouTube Red is also just $10 a month, and people can register for a free trial for a one month period. All in all, YouTube Red is an upgrade of the regular YouTube service that offers great benefits at an affordable cost. klo@apachepowwow.com Graphic courtesy of WIRED.CO.UK Photo courtesy of GIZMODO.COM
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